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Old 08-04-2018, 06:53 AM
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Macybaby
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I figure if it works for clothing where the seam is going to be getting a lot more stress and rubbing,(like armholes, crotch seams. . .) it should be fine in a quilt that once you bind and quilt it, there is going to be way less stress on that seam. Yes, it may "weaken" it, but I doubt anyone has done any testing to quantify the difference.

I do this a lot with my very small pieced blocks. Unless I'm not careful and snip the seam, I've never had it be an issue.

However I do try to plan and press seams so I don't need to do this, but sometimes with the small blocks, it's not possible if you want to avoid a big bump of seams coming together.
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